Manager Memo podcast

Coach Harlan Hammack explains the importance of courage in business and life in a captivating interview focused on bespoke leadership training.

Coach Harlan describes how adhering to his RSSCO methodology generates business success.

You can learn more from Coach Harlan by subscribing to his podcast, The Courage to Lead.

The Military Fellows of the Security Studies Program (SSP) of MIT provide their views on leadership and service to others.

USMC Lieutenant Colonel, John Black; USAF Lieutenant Colonel, Brian Novchich; US Navy Commander Trevor Prouty; Army Colonel Molly Solsbury and Army Colonel Scott Synowiez speak from the collective wisdom of over 100 years of military service and dozens on deployments into hostile zones.

These American heroes offer that leadership is about others and explain why. A profoundly important listen.

Dr. Joel Schlesinger, a scholar, author, and award-winning organizational leader, provides perspective of the context that surrounds leadership.

Using the historical heroes of his book, (Risk-takers: American Leaders in Desperate Times) Joel describes the traits and character of Washington, Lincoln, Lee, FDR, and Katharine Graham that manifest in response to crises.

Schlesinger's discourse provides valuable amplification on the art of achieving results.

Nick Prouten, LODE Project Ambassador, enlightens on the power and security of blockchain and bitcoin. (www.lode.one)

Describing the current financial environment as a "wild west" digital transformation, Nicholas explains how blockchain and bitcoin offer nothing less than the transparency of finance and the democratization of money.

Suggesting there is always a need for a universal 3rd good to demonstrate the value of money, he explains how the LODE AUX and AGX coins do just that by providing tokens linked to the value of 1 ounce of precious metals.

Along the way we chat about PayPal, Elon Musk, Doomsday, and parrots.

Kate Grayson, a money coach from Chicago, Illinois offers her perspective on matching values to budgeting, an effective way to redirect your mindless spending. In the process freedom and flexibility are achieved and personal stress mitigated.

Check out her website - BeyondMoney.co

Bharat Kanodia, the creative force behind the YouTube Channel - "What It's Worth" explains the importance of a realistic value assessment of your business.

The founder of Veristrat, Bharat has been in business valuation since 2000 and has valued assets in real estate, industrial, personal property and financial assets including some unique assets i.e., the Golden Gate Bridge, NYC subway system, and Las Vegas casinos.

High energy, driven, organized - Tyzer Evans provides lessons on improving sales by recognizing your why, embracing accountability and asking great questions.

From J(ocko) to Z(iglar) Tyzer explains the link between Grind, Sell, and Elevate.

Phil Pelucha, the creative force behind Billionaires in Boxers, explains how the authentic media of podcasting can be your VIP backstage pass to "level up" your business network.

In a rapid-fire interview, Phil suggests that with the right mentorship, you can build international credibility for domestic dominance.

He also laments on the struggles of Liverpool F.C., his hometown team, currently 8th in the Premier League.

Try to keep up!

Alicia Butler Pierre, author, entrepreneur and CEO of Equilibria, Inc. provides insights on infrastructure solutions to back-office blues.

Covering a wide range of topics including seven elements of operations management, business developmental during the time of COVID, software tools, and Atlanta based Egyptologists, Ms. Pierre entertains as she educates us about the importance of process design and control.

Ean Price Murphy offers her views on the power of the Profit-First Cash Management System.

Evolving from bankruptcy to solvency and growth as a successful entrepreneur, Ean's company, Moxie, helps small business owners build confidence in their accounting systems.

Her holistic perspective of accounting provides the why and the "so what" along with the bottom line.

E.P.M. has found her purpose – to organize money ledgers in a way that adds intentionality to financial decisions.